Hear From Psychology Students
Click on each student’s name below to view their full profile and learn more about their Carthage journey.
Julisa Cardenas ’28
Majors: Psychology
Minors: Health
Hometown: Winthrop Harbor, Illinois
“Carthage has been a place where I’ve been able to grow, get involved, and feel supported in everything I do.”
Samantha Gant ’27
Majors: Japanese, Psychology
Hometown: West Allis, Wisconsin
“The faculty have genuinely been the best part of my Carthage experience…Their care for students is what has helped me succeed.”
Kylene McNeese ’29
Majors: Psychology
Minors: French, Musical Theatre
Hometown: Onalaska, Wisconsin
“I love the fact that my professors get to know me, and I get to make so many close friends in my classes.”
Lin Sensenbrenner ’26
Majors: Neuroscience, Psychology
Minors: Studio Art
Hometown: Sun Prairie, Wisconsin
“Carthage faculty and staff have helped me feel welcome on campus, and they engage in a hands-on and personal way with my learning.”
Shahrazad Shahin ’26
Majors: Psychology
Minors: Japanese
Hometown: Corinth, Mississippi
“My heart would skip a beat every time I saw the campus and looked at all the banners around the school. That’s when I knew this was the college for me.”
Bradley Szubryt ’26
Majors: Neuroscience, Psychology
Minors: Religion
Hometown: New Lenox, Illinois
“I had a gut feeling Carthage was where I belonged. I trusted my gut, and I am proud I did.”
Jasmin Turner ’29
Majors: Psychology, Social Work
Hometown: Algonquin, Illinois
“Being a Carthage student has shown me how to be independent, while also giving me a chance to explore my interests and future goals.”
Reagan Weitzel ’28
Majors: Psychology, Theatre Performance
Minors: Photography
Hometown: Valparaiso, Indiana
“Everyone in the school is so sweet, and there are so many wonderful opportunities here.”
Summer Zilisch ’26
Majors: Neuroscience, Psychology
Minors: Chemistry
Hometown: Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin
“I chose Carthage because of its exceptional academic programs, supportive community, and commitment to fostering growth.”